Opening Reception video for the exhibit "Matrix of the Mind" at Agora Gallery in Chelsea, on March 4, 2010. This exhibit is a survey of contemporary Japanese artists. For more information please visit agora-gallery.com

Artists Reception for Febrary Exhibit at Agora Gallery in Chelsea, NYC

Bill Crumlic is proud to welcome Sherrina Navani and her "New York Mother" franchise on board as a client of Crumlic Media - Video Production.

Navani produces monthly half hour original programming for her website newyorkmother.com. The goal of her popular website, show and franchise is "Helping to better Mom's life."

Several months ago Crumlic and Navani met during a one time contract shoot he was hired for by her former production company. Although the time was not right for the two forces to come together then, they found a common professionalism and respect for each other and kept in contact. That led to a new opportunity for the two to work on her video productions and a hot new product.

"There are two projects we are working on together including the monthly production of the half hour webisodes." said Crumlic who will be assuming the director and editor responcibilities. "Eventually, we expect that product to find a home on a local television station or network and we will be aggressivly refining the program to that end." he added.

The other project is not yet cleared to be announced but Crumlic assures it is very exciting and he hopes to be able to make it public in a month or two.

Crumlic Media is proud to welcome Manhattan's Agora Gallery, located on West 25th Street in the heart of Chelsea's art gallery district, to the family of arts video clients. Agora joins the Verdi Square Festival of the Arts, Producer/Composer Christopher Wade and the eDavid Gallery as clients of the unique arts specialty videos created by Director Bill Crumlic.

Agora Gallery, established 1984, is a fine art gallery dedicated to the promotion of national and international artists, providing quality and original art to established and emerging collectors, catering to special events in support of fine art, organizations that foster social awareness and promote environmental issues. The gallery is also the publisher of ARTisSpectrum Magazine and the sponsor of Art Mine.

Look for thier videos that will include exceptional artists and works in the coming months.

As a special New Year offer targeted at college students, Crumlic Media is offering discounts on group orders of On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba thorugh January 29, 2010. The regular price of the Director's Cut on DVD is $17.99 plus shipping and handling of $6.95. Now through this special offer college students and groups can get together and order multiple DVDs and receive savings of $4.95 - $9.95 per DVD including shipping & handling.

The discounts:

Order three or more and the price per DVD is $16.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $4.95 on each!

Order five or more and the price per DVD is $14.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $6.95 on each!

Order ten or more and the price per DVD is $11.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $9.95 on each!

To place an order please visit: On Point Film

Get together with others and place your order today!

On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba, Director;s Cut on DVD features more than 30 minutes of previously unseen footage and interviews. The entire documentary was re-mastered with additional material after the June screening at Voorhees High School.

CRUMLIC NEWS SERVICES HAS EVOLVED!

Since the inception of Crumlic News Services back in September of 2002, CNS has grown and evolved from simple freelance spot and assignment TV news video to complete video production and now feature film. Over the past few years it has become apparent that the  change in the company focus and direction was not being accurately reflected in the Crumlic News Services name. The time has come to make changes that will serve the company well into the future of the constantly evolving and changing field of video production and media.

Although our focus is now commercial & event video production, documentaries and film making, we still have roots in and provide our legendary services to television, web, radio and print news. All of the present television news services remain available to current and future news clients. As our stock of professional gear for high level video production continues to expand - news clients will continue to see an even heavier focus on quality of the video news products from us. We will continue to expand  event video, commercial and corporate video production to new levels and provide the exemplary customer service for which the Crumlic name has earned a great reputation.

THE PAST EIGHT YEARS

The past eight years has brought us wonderful clients and projects. Our first feature length film "On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba" is completed and in the promotions and distribution phase and doing quite well.  We have produced or worked on projects for PR agency Golin Harris of LA, Toyota, New Zealand TV 3, IrishJacks.com, eDavid Gallery, Verdi Square Festival of the Arts, Saint Philips Episcopal Church in Harlem, Great Notions Corporation, WNBC 4, WABC 7, WCBS 2, All network stations in Philadelphia, WFMZ-TV/DT 69 News, Service Electric Cable TV 2 News, RCN Cable News Local Edition, The Morning Call, Creo-Que Designs, the New York Mothers Television Show pilot, Saint Lukes Hospital,  Lehigh County, Allentown Fire Department & Training Academy, the International Association of Fire Fighters, The Movie Show/Willistein Productions, Interior Designer and Artist Julio Chakur, the Historic Hotel Bethlehem, Tom Carl Video Productions, Tribune Media, art galleries, museums, NYC off off Broadway theater productions and many more.

In early 2009 we purchased our first HD camera (seen on the title bar of the website) the AG-HVX-200A. This camera is an amazing peice of hardworking professional equipment and a significant step up from our overworked Canon GL2. A Sennheiser wireless microphone kit with both lav and stick mic was added to the equipment package rounding and other equipment was sent to be factory refurbished. We have entered 2010 with a feature film under our belt and the gear to continue our advancement in video production. The future is filled with continuing projects and new projects making it very bright and exciting!

PROJECTS NOW UNDERWAY

Presently, I am working with IrishJacks to produce a series of short film children's stories about the adventures of a group of Irish Jack Russell Terriers. These stories will be told in the fashion of the 1982 movie Homeward Bound.

A second video is nearing completion for Saint Philips Episcopal Church in Manhattan and the coming 2010 season of the Verdi Square Festival of the Arts will soon be upon us with fresh work and videos.

I continue to work with my dear friends David and Amy Stravitz of the eDavid Gallery and Great Notions Corporation and look forward to the next show at their gallery in Bethlehem. Just one block away from the eDavid Gallery is another fabulous client the Historic Hotel Bethlehem with whom we have produced a guest targeted video and two television commercials.

I am thrilled to announce the addition of Agora Gallery in Chelsea to the family of Crumlic Media arts clients. Their first video will be completed in early February and posted on their site and here on the new Crumlic Media site.

I look forward to returning to WFMZ-TV/DT 69 News as a "fill in" photog and Assignment Editor in late January and of course I always enjoy working with my friends at Service Electric Cable TV 2 News when the opportunities present themselves.

THE NEW NAME AND WEBSITE

Thank you to everyone for your support of Crumlic News Services over the past eight years! I look forward to continuing to work with you again as Crumlic Media. Please visit the new website at http://www.crumlicmedia.com and feel free to comment on videos, postings and stories.

To the future!

Bill Crumlic
Owner, Crumlic Media

This is a small portion of a story I recently reported on for BBN3. It is about the virtual world called Second Life. See the full story at http://www.BBN3.com in the New York City section

This is simply a fun little project created one day during a heavy snow in the Harlem section of New York City.